C-130 Units

Active

Also operate along side HH-60G.

Converted

First C-130A arrived in 1971. Converted to the C-130H in 1990. Converted to MQ-9 Reaper Drones in 2012.

Active

Active

Active

June of 2013 the squadron began the conversion from C-21 Learjet to C-130.

Disbanded

Renumbered 130th RSQ.

Active

Formerly part of the 129th RQS and flew the MC-130H. Began conversion to the HC-130J with the first arrival #15-5842 on April 17, 2018. Also note the 130th Airlift Squadron in West Virginia.

Active

Based at Charleston Air National Guard Base. Also note 130th Rescue Squadron.

Converted

Changed over aircraft and role with the KC-135A in 1975 after less than 5 years with the C-130.

Converted

Started with the C-130B in 1980, converted to C-130E in 1989 and C-130J in 1999. Replaced C-130J with C-27J Spartan in 2011.

Converted

Converted to the MQ-9 Reaper Drone in 2014.

Active

Squadrons aircraft are equipped with specialized ski landing gear for missions to Antarctic in support Science research.

Active

Active

First received the C-130A in 1975 and then converted to the C-130E in 1989 before conversion to the C-130J in 2004.

Active

First received the C-130E in 1976 and converted to C-130H2 in 1985. Based at JRB Elmendorf, Alaska. Converted to the C-17 in 2018.

Active

Converted from KC-135 in 1986 to the C-130 and re-designated the 154th Tactical Airlift Training Squadron. Phase 1 Flying, which is aircraft basics for the H model, for both US and foreign operators. On April 16, 1992 the unit re-designated the 154th Training Squadron. In 2016 the squadron received eight C-130H's from the 95th Airlift Squadron.

Converted

First flew C-130s in 1974. Converted to the C-141B Starlifter in 1992, but now flies the C-17.

Converted

Began C-130B operations in 1971 at Charlotte ANGB, North Carolina. IN 1993 the squadron converted to the C-130H model. Marked their 50th anniversary in 1998. Gave up C-130s in late 2017 to convert to the C-17 in early 2018.

Active

Active

Converted to the C-27 in 2010 and back to C-130 in 2014.

Active

Converted

Flew the C-130A from 1972 to 1977 when converted to the C-130B. Flew the B model till 1988 when upgraded to the C-130E. Flew the C-130H from 1996 till 2006 when converted to the C-5 Galaxy in 2006.

Active

Converted

Became an airlift squadron in 1993 and began to receive the C-130E throughout 1993-4. In late 2003 the squadron deployed to Afghanistan under the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing. This included flights transporting Afghani President Hamid Karzai. Deployed again for the last six months of 2006 to Afghanistan. Converted to the KC-135R in September 2007.

Active

Active

Flew the C-130B from 1978 to 1986 and then upgraded to the C-130H during 1986. Based at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth.

Converted

Converted to the C-141 in 1986.

Converted

Converted to the KC-135R in 2008.

Active

Began conversion from the F-15C to the C-130H in 2014.

Active

Disbanded

Closed on October 18, 2009.

Active

Active

Disbanded

First C-130 was the A model in 1970 before conversion to the C-130B in 1973. Disbanded in 1974 and the C-130s merged into the 115th TAS. Was inactive till 1984 when received A-7 Corsair II and in Tucson, Arizona.

Active

Converted

Converted to C-17A in 2006.

Disbanded

Restructuring with the squadrons C-130s going to the 211th RQS on October 8, 2004. The HH-60s were assigned to the 210th RQS.

Active

Restructure of the 210th RQS on October 8, 2004 with the HC-130s were assigned to the 211th RQS and the HH-60s to the 210th RQS. Note that the 212th Rescue Squadron, also of the Alaska ANG, own no aircraft but do utilize the C-130s of the 211th RQS and HH-60s of the 210th RQS.